Aluminum silicon carbide composite materials exhibit excellent performance in multiple fields
Aluminum Silicon Carbide (AlSiC) is a composite material composed of a mixture of aluminum alloy and silicon carbide particles.
The difference between cemented carbide molds and ordinary molds
The main difference between carbide molds and ordinary molds is their wear resistance and hardness. These two properties play a vital role in the mold’s service life and processing efficiency.
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Why is it better to use powder metallurgy to process cemented carbide materials?
The raw materials for powder metallurgy processing include iron-based, copper-based, copper-iron, stainless steel, and alloy series.
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Carbide cutting tools
Carbide cutting tools, as the name implies, are tools made of extremely hard carbide material. This material has the advantages of high strength, good toughness, wear resistance, and corrosion resistance and it is widely used in cutting processing.
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Cemented carbide-carbide grain size determination, porosity and metallographic determination of uncombined carbon
Cemented carbide is a composite material composed of a hard phase and a bonding phase.
How to identify the advantages and disadvantages of cemented carbide and the determinants of performance
Carbide, as a high-strength material, plays a pivotal role in modern industry. Its excellent hardness, strength, and wear resistance make cemented carbide an ideal choice for manufacturing high-performance cutting tools, wear-resistant parts, and special engineering structures.